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Top Passive House Tweets of the Last Week - March 28
March 28th, 2022
Here are the top tweets from last week!
The final lecture in our #Passivhaus #Retrofit #Masterclass Lecture series focuses on #NonDomestichttps://t.co/A4biTAl0Uk#DateForYourDiary
— Passivhaus Trust (@PassivhausTrust) April 1, 2022
Wed 27 April
1- 2.30pm#RetroFirst #EnerPHit #FridayFeeling #BetterBuildings #ClimateAction @SarahASLewis @retrofitaction @GreengaugeBEC pic.twitter.com/F5pX9H7CKM
Nice feature in Canadian Architect (p16-17) on Clayton Community Centre as North America’s largest Passive House certified non-residential building. Its energy efficiency reduces its ecological footprint. Plus it looks spectacular. @hcmahttps://t.co/E0IT1TdoYB
— Linda Annis (@LindaAnnisBC) March 31, 2022
Funny hearing your own voice, but I enjoyed doing this podcast with @JNaturalBuilder about thermal mass. Have a listen. https://t.co/JZlk94Epu8 #Passivhaus
— Es Tresidder (@EsTresidder) March 30, 2022
With Vancouver leading region with number of visionary social housing projects aiming to incorporate passivhaus, mass timber, and prefabrication - including PUBLIC's Vienna House - this is Seattle's chance to catch up while addressing our housing shortage: https://t.co/Lgzjxs1Cub
— larch_lab (@Larch_Lab) March 28, 2022
Norwich Labour councillors and candidates launched our manifesto this morning at Wild Apple Close in Bowthorpe: site of new, state of the art eco-friendly ‘Passivhaus’ council homes built by Labour-led Norwich City Council. 🌹
— Norwich Labour (@NorwichLabour) April 2, 2022
🔗 Read the manifesto here: https://t.co/GzwgEahDJp pic.twitter.com/R7YrJEMFI1
2 eco-warriers I follow have announced they're planning to use a wood burner. 13 years ago I bought an efficient one, with the blessing of a newly-qualified PassivHaus architect who was advising me. There wasn't enough info then. But now we know this:https://t.co/gcjD1ZBnHC
— Annie Leymarie (@AnnieLeymarie) April 1, 2022
Read about Passive House and Climate Change Adaptation on this Passipedia page, which collates articles discussing how Passive House buildings and associated technologies relate to the need for climate change adaptation and mitigation: https://t.co/tU6IFvZT6c pic.twitter.com/4I5cuWI0Y7
— International Passive House Association (@the_iPHA) April 3, 2022
Our Passive House Canada Board made a decision to offer free education for First Nations this year. So far we have filled 10 seats with this initiative.
— Scott Kennedy (@ScottMKennedy) March 31, 2022
“•energy use dropped 89% and carbon dioxide emissions dropped by 94%
— Bronwyn Barry (@PassiveHouseBB) April 2, 2022
•All the structure problems, including asbestos and black mold, were eliminated”
Why wouldn’t you #EnerPHit? https://t.co/N6yXNoR9Hy
Congratulations to the Silvergreen team! Your new construction, multifamily project in Bryn Athyn, PA is now #phius + 2018 & #sourcezero Certified! pic.twitter.com/k5JXjhO042
— Phius (@PHIUS1) March 29, 2022
